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Walnut Creek City Council convenes closed session on two lawsuits; no public comment

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Mayor Cindy Darling opened a special meeting Oct. 7, 2025, to hold a closed session with legal counsel on two existing lawsuits, solicited public comment (none were offered), then moved into closed session.

Mayor Cindy Darling said at a special meeting of the Walnut Creek City Council on Oct. 7, 2025, that the council would hold a closed session to confer with legal counsel on two existing litigation matters and invited public comment; none were offered.

The short, single-item special session was called specifically for "conference with legal counsel on existing litigation on 2 separate cases," according to Darling. No further information about the cases was disclosed during the open portion of the meeting.

"Good afternoon. I'm Cindy Darling, mayor of the city of Walnut Creek, and welcome to the Tuesday, 10/07/2025 special meeting of the Walnut Creek City Council. This special meeting is called for the purposes of holding a closed session related to the following, conference with legal counsel on existing litigation on 2 separate cases. Does any member of the public wish to comment on a closed session item? As a reminder, each speaker will only have 2 minutes to make their remarks," Darling said.

Seeing no speakers, Darling said the council would convene in closed session. The council then moved into that closed session; no additional open-session actions or timelines were announced.